This song inspired me to get a YouTube username just so I could make a comment. The guitar in this song actually moved me to tears from 3:03 onwards. (I hope that's Duane, otherwise I've been worshipping the wrong guy.) What I love about this album is the fact that it's so heartfelt; not a shred of artifice. The two guitar parts are two of the very few that convey a complexity of emotions: love, fury, compassion, self-pity, frustration. The guitar interplay on this album couldn't ever be topped.
@arjun2191 Wow, I can't believe what I just read. I've been telling people the same thing for years. The guitar interplay on this album will never be topped.
At 3:44, the Joy to the World riff, that's all Duane, that was his signature move. Damn amazing musician who could recognize the beauty of that scale at that moment for that song.That's genius ppl, listen and remember, cause you aint gonna see the likes of him again....
hearing music this good is so bittersweet; it's inspiring, and at the same time, it fills me with a feeling of loss. i get the same feeling from "badge." thanks for posting it.
Is this from the 20th Anniversary collection? I seem to be hearing the "remixed" sections of this one instead of the ones I hear on my original vinyl copy.
Long live Duane "Skydog" Allman,gave me a different perspective on guitar.I love you man,I know you are in a better place. God bless Barry as well. I miss you both
I must say, after not having heard this song for a while, this is some of the most unbelievable back and forth guitar playing that has ever been done. Masterpiece.
What I have been missing out on?! Derek and the Dominoes were one of the few bands I knew little about, now I can't stop. This is one of my favorites so far, especially the 9 minute live version
Fantastic album. The guitars, the lyrics, Radle's killer base. But hey, listen to the drums. Jim Gordon at his best. The thing I notice about this album more than almost any other I have ever heard, that these talented musicians were simply having a lot of fun, and it shows.
When great artists were great artists and not competitive jerks like today. Everyone fed his feed. It was so simple back then. Musicians loved music not dollars.
@TOMenOneChannel Shut up and listen to this great music! I know you want to get thumbs up, but write a constructive comment instead of calling someone a bieber lover cause he disliked the song. Youtube comments are starting to piss me off, every single video i watch its still "X people disliked the song cause blablabla". That's boring, people!
SlowHand, SkyDog, Bobby "TheVoice" Whitlock, Carl "BassRiffin'" Radle, and Jim "StickTrippin" Gordon tearin' it up. Love the entire song, especially when Duane inserts a few bars of "Joy to the World!" Right up there with the band's playin' on "Layla!"
Such an underatted song. I think this is as good as Layla. The bass line, the lyrics, and the solos especially that last one, damn. Great energy and emotion. This is how music is supposed to be.
@DharmaBum333 Tom Dowd was the producer/engineer for the album. He had a laid back, instinctive, informal way of mixing, e.g. bringing up the fader on a second guitar part halfway through a solo. But I'd say the results are spectacular!
Terrific solo from Duane - people overlook his non slide playing ... I also feel the same of Derek Trucks ... phenomenal slide of course but so is his nonslide playing .
Check out Jack Pearson .. slide king in my view .
@ghb61 Categorically not .. if your ears dont distinguish between the styles of Eric and Duane or the sounds of single coil vs humbucker pickups then have a little read here and there .. the solo on Anyday is also Duane .. I looked away is Eric .. Keep on growing is Eric .. you are not listening ..presumably you are not a player ?
@KeepinBuzzy Actually the first half of the middle solo is Duane, then Dowd brings in Eric at 1:39 and they both have at it. Clapton doubtless laid down a solo for the entire section, but Dowd and/or the Dominoes decided to only have Allman’s guitar up in the mix for the first half. Still makes the hair on my arms stand up, even after countless listenings.
Yes .. the fact is that the first scorching solo is Duane .. that was the point of my post as grievous hoddily balm 61 didnt seem to be aware .. lovely work between the two later in the track of course - Derek Trucks took us back into that territory and sometimes Eric rose to the occasion on that tour - have you heard some of the recordings ?
I was so blown away about this album, then I learned about Tom Dowd! Later, It all came together! Allman Bros. etc.! Kids, look-up yor history! He WAS the inventor of southern rock! and much more! History lesson for you kids, Tom Dowd! Have fun!
this whole album is perfect. my two favorite guitar players soloing in almost every song :)
cubsfands29 2 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
OK to clear things up the first solo is duane and the 2nd eric?
mjsmcd 2 weeks ago
This song inspired me to get a YouTube username just so I could make a comment. The guitar in this song actually moved me to tears from 3:03 onwards. (I hope that's Duane, otherwise I've been worshipping the wrong guy.) What I love about this album is the fact that it's so heartfelt; not a shred of artifice. The two guitar parts are two of the very few that convey a complexity of emotions: love, fury, compassion, self-pity, frustration. The guitar interplay on this album couldn't ever be topped.
arjun2191 4 weeks ago 4
@arjun2191 Wow, I can't believe what I just read. I've been telling people the same thing for years. The guitar interplay on this album will never be topped.
atomicpunk48 2 days ago
perfect example of why guitar music is the best music there is...
bruznic 1 month ago 4
I can't seem to stop listening to this.
Mose99 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
@Mose99 my thoughts exactly
SpaceBrain5150 2 days ago
If Clapton is God, then surely Duane was Jesus, sacrficed for our sins : )
georgenmary1 1 month ago
A most awesome combination of Eric and Duane, Fender Strat and Gibson guitar. Just heavenly!
cgabler91191 1 month ago 3
My band does a cover of this and I thought we did it kind of fast. Listening to this again, I realize, we do it way slower. Damn!
madmalik13 1 month ago
Duane Allman. Most underrated guitarist ever.
SlowhandSolos 1 month ago 3
1:39 I feel like the world is about to end.
bigmarty11288 1 month ago
Best guitar war ever !
jamesrevis1 2 months ago
At 3:44, the Joy to the World riff, that's all Duane, that was his signature move. Damn amazing musician who could recognize the beauty of that scale at that moment for that song.That's genius ppl, listen and remember, cause you aint gonna see the likes of him again....
ripperduck 2 months ago 4
It's easy, while being mesmerized by Clapton and Allman, to overlook the brilliant heavy, rolling punch of Radle and Gordon.
I can't seem to stop listening to this.
osravensblackbears 2 months ago 5
Duane Allman in my opinion is the greatest guitarist of all time
dhz35 2 months ago 12
@dhz35 I wholeheartedly agree!
JambiDAgenie 2 months ago
WHY DOES THIS HAVE UNDER 100K VIEWS?
skydog711 3 months ago
My favorite from this album
zlue26 3 months ago
'Slowhand'.....and allman....FUCK. I'm in trippy music heaven when I listen....NO...EXPERIENCE THIS!!!
MichaelPalinFan2008 3 months ago
my favorite song on the whole album
bigmarty11288 3 months ago
this song is crazy good. you feel claptons pain.
rafstubeID 4 months ago 2
Why won't someone tell him why love is so sad?! D:
TheKogunEnjou 4 months ago 2
hearing music this good is so bittersweet; it's inspiring, and at the same time, it fills me with a feeling of loss. i get the same feeling from "badge." thanks for posting it.
madetoblowyouaway 5 months ago
Jim Gordon on drums and Carl Radle on bass - best rhythm section of all time.
jd51452 5 months ago 2
Key: A-minor
Tempo: Coked To The Gills
ChopstickBrando 5 months ago 12
Is this from the 20th Anniversary collection? I seem to be hearing the "remixed" sections of this one instead of the ones I hear on my original vinyl copy.
MattHatter 5 months ago
There are so many great guitar players out there, but have you ever heard two that played so well together? Timeless.......
atomicpunk48 6 months ago 3
oh my god, this song, it's blows the hole "layla" thing away to my opinion. it's just so much more impressive i think.
JimiHendrixFeyenoord 6 months ago 2
this is just Duane letting you in on the fierce joy inside...
mpgregor 6 months ago 4
* * * * *
A W E S O M E
sirronald69 6 months ago
Duane's guitar is so insane on this track, that lick starting at t=3m03s is like sitting among the gods for a few moments
hotlanta71 6 months ago 2
Why do I got to be so sad @ 4:46?
madmalik13 6 months ago 4
I just can't stop hearing this song...
QtalSara 7 months ago
Something should pop up asking me to confirm that I'm over 18 when that solo kicks in
justatesomepizza 7 months ago 7
D & the D's filled my need for music when I was 18-19. No one else understood why I liked them... Their loss, my gain, 39 years ago.
dbreed53 8 months ago
This is the kind of magic that happens when you put 2 master musicians like Allman and Clapton together!
jdpicher 8 months ago 3
Long live Duane "Skydog" Allman,gave me a different perspective on guitar.I love you man,I know you are in a better place. God bless Barry as well. I miss you both
jwailin65 8 months ago 3
@jwailin65 amen brother.
hhg61 7 months ago
This song/guitar is pure craziness....wish it would go on and on and .....
slomojo1111 9 months ago
It's a song full of memories for me.
kjojo55 9 months ago
The guitar solo part in this song is earth shattering
MegaOsaro 9 months ago 2
I must say, after not having heard this song for a while, this is some of the most unbelievable back and forth guitar playing that has ever been done. Masterpiece.
osravensblackbears 9 months ago
What I have been missing out on?! Derek and the Dominoes were one of the few bands I knew little about, now I can't stop. This is one of my favorites so far, especially the 9 minute live version
Skier1017 9 months ago
@Skier1017 find the vid with derek trucks on slide. i was like you but about 7 years ago lol. soooo underrated record.
RD400D78 9 months ago
Two people refuse to admit that Love Got to be So Sad
stanleygcollins 10 months ago
duane's solo starting at 1:17 is so ridiculous i can't even deal with it.
danogzilla 10 months ago 79
Fantastic album. The guitars, the lyrics, Radle's killer base. But hey, listen to the drums. Jim Gordon at his best. The thing I notice about this album more than almost any other I have ever heard, that these talented musicians were simply having a lot of fun, and it shows.
Spaceman2012 10 months ago 2
what interplay, nothing comes close to eric & duane
mybrucespringsteen 11 months ago
i think there is are some little evil leper cons goin around pushing the dislike button on some great songs
bigcountrypicker 11 months ago
Jim Gordon. Poor guy.
dantean 11 months ago
HOW COULD ANYONE DISLIKE THIS.
that is like slapping god in the face
SNAZZYGOLDFISHES 11 months ago
@SNAZZYGOLDFISHES
they can
because this is democracy
and because there's no god.
NadavAlgrably 9 months ago
When great artists were great artists and not competitive jerks like today. Everyone fed his feed. It was so simple back then. Musicians loved music not dollars.
patty6924 11 months ago 2
1 beiber lover disliked this song!
TOMenOneChannel 11 months ago
@TOMenOneChannel Shut up and listen to this great music! I know you want to get thumbs up, but write a constructive comment instead of calling someone a bieber lover cause he disliked the song. Youtube comments are starting to piss me off, every single video i watch its still "X people disliked the song cause blablabla". That's boring, people!
xHefpioTx 11 months ago 23
SlowHand, SkyDog, Bobby "TheVoice" Whitlock, Carl "BassRiffin'" Radle, and Jim "StickTrippin" Gordon tearin' it up. Love the entire song, especially when Duane inserts a few bars of "Joy to the World!" Right up there with the band's playin' on "Layla!"
suzabella68 1 year ago
Two of the greatest solos off all time in the same song and a bassline that would make James Jamerson blush. Amazing song.
vonnegut21 1 year ago
Duane's lead guitar attack in this song is mind blowing...He really pushed the rest of the band to their limits...
Missing you, SkyDog!
RussellAWaters 1 year ago
@RussellAWaters You've got that right! Rock on Skydog!!!!!!!!
warr0950 11 months ago
No dislikes at all.
cparkes92 1 year ago
This song is so real that legendary black artist Buckwheat Zydeco covered it on Letterman .
angelangel3000 1 year ago
this is one of the most robustly sad songs ever... macho and human at the same time.
zzyyxxo 1 year ago
fuck todays pussy ass shit... this is real music
lalapopo1234567 1 year ago
why isn't music this good anymore....
xoxBrittyBoo 1 year ago
Only Eric and Co. could get a song with nearly 60,000 hits and not a single dislike!
TheHellbred 1 year ago
This might be just as good as "Layla," and it's about the same girl.
musicarl 1 year ago
Best out of the box guitar playing songs ever! Damn!
fulteacup 1 year ago
1:16 - 2:02 ..is...how to put it...mindblowing
bronenalladin 1 year ago
Love me some Duane Allman...one of the greatest of all time
PhillyUD26 1 year ago
Duane Allman... makes this song what it is.
jr24436 1 year ago
@jr24436 Rock on "SkyDog" Allman.
warr0950 1 year ago
Glad a couple of posters have notice Radle's bass work on this song. Maybe the most underrated bassist in rock history.
AFatGuyNamedPete 1 year ago
Such an underatted song. I think this is as good as Layla. The bass line, the lyrics, and the solos especially that last one, damn. Great energy and emotion. This is how music is supposed to be.
MintBerryCrunched 1 year ago
Aside from the beyond-awesome guitars, I love Carl Radle's bassline on this song. Excellent!
harrietcow 1 year ago
This is why Clapton is God!
mplehr 1 year ago
who is Dowd...more man, more...school us
DharmaBum333 1 year ago
@DharmaBum333 Tom Dowd was the producer/engineer for the album. He had a laid back, instinctive, informal way of mixing, e.g. bringing up the fader on a second guitar part halfway through a solo. But I'd say the results are spectacular!
scitchyrooroo 1 year ago
The start is incredible dynamic !!!
Honcik88 1 year ago
This LP was the sht back in the day,,all the fM stations went nuts playing it when they could, GREAT GREAT LP
lcolby11 1 year ago
Terrific solo from Duane - people overlook his non slide playing ... I also feel the same of Derek Trucks ... phenomenal slide of course but so is his nonslide playing .
Check out Jack Pearson .. slide king in my view .
KeepinBuzzy 1 year ago
@KeepinBuzzy Hey mate how's things. I hear what your saying. But your not overlooking it and that's all that counts aye.
buddha860 1 year ago
@KeepinBuzzy: The solo is Clapton, not Allman.
ghb61 1 year ago
@ghb61 Categorically not .. if your ears dont distinguish between the styles of Eric and Duane or the sounds of single coil vs humbucker pickups then have a little read here and there .. the solo on Anyday is also Duane .. I looked away is Eric .. Keep on growing is Eric .. you are not listening ..presumably you are not a player ?
KeepinBuzzy 1 year ago
@KeepinBuzzy I know the feeling sometimes.
GaseousAnomaly001 1 year ago
@KeepinBuzzy Actually the first half of the middle solo is Duane, then Dowd brings in Eric at 1:39 and they both have at it. Clapton doubtless laid down a solo for the entire section, but Dowd and/or the Dominoes decided to only have Allman’s guitar up in the mix for the first half. Still makes the hair on my arms stand up, even after countless listenings.
scitchyrooroo 1 year ago
@scitchyrooroo
Yes .. the fact is that the first scorching solo is Duane .. that was the point of my post as grievous hoddily balm 61 didnt seem to be aware .. lovely work between the two later in the track of course - Derek Trucks took us back into that territory and sometimes Eric rose to the occasion on that tour - have you heard some of the recordings ?
KeepinBuzzy 1 year ago
@KeepinBuzzy I just watched the Clapton/Trucks/Haynes version of "Why Does Love..." - wonderful. I think Haynes stole the show.
scitchyrooroo 1 year ago
@ghb61 No.. it is Duane playing the solo and fill inns
Nielsanderspoulsen 1 year ago
heard this on the radio for the first time about 20 minutes ago and I was like "oh dang! I love this song!"
jlk792 1 year ago
this is sweet sound.
SuperDuperTrooperr 1 year ago
I was so blown away about this album, then I learned about Tom Dowd! Later, It all came together! Allman Bros. etc.! Kids, look-up yor history! He WAS the inventor of southern rock! and much more! History lesson for you kids, Tom Dowd! Have fun!
grantswede 1 year ago
duane, i miss you
equallyeasilyfuqyou 1 year ago
Lovin this album. It's kind of hippy-ish, but who ever said that's a bad thing?
surround81 1 year ago
Incredible guitar work. Best on this album.
HPBish 1 year ago
We TRIED to play this at our very first school dance......A Minor......holy sheeeaatttt!!!
Must be about Patti...again.....E
fullblowngenius 1 year ago
thank you, evanguy, for posting!!!! Fabulous hearinig this great group!!!!
10*
rosesredvioletsblue 1 year ago